Great throws and catches. I missed many good throws from Al Kaline who you should have shown here.

I remember around 1993 or so, some of the dudes in my high school baseball team went to Dodger stadium to watch them take on the Cubs. During warm-ups, I was in absolute awe watching Sammy Sosa throwing laser beams from right field to 3rd base. He had an absolute cannon when he was young and thin lol

If #1 isn't Larson's perfect game to close out the World Series, then THUMBS DOWN and block the channel. That is arguably the greatest single performance in sport's history, nevermind pitching. Oh, I'm a 50+ year fan of The Sox.... EDIT: Maybe it's not ranking, just putting in random order.....?

Might be the worst list ive ever seen

Rickey Henderson was one of a kind. RIP Rickey. Gone too soon.

If Bo Jackson isn't #1, this list is BS! Wow somebody loved Clemente. (SUCK SUCK)

Missed Juan Gonzalez in 1998 reaching 101 RBI before all star game. Only 2 player have reached in MLB history.

The shutout streak my wife has on me currently should be at least top 5

Are these in order? Three of them are even close to being in the top 10..

As a Yankee fan I saw Barfield use that howitzer alot. I saw him 18 years old playing A ball for Utica Blue Jays where he had many assists.

Randy Johnson's perfect game and 30 strikeout game performances should be included. Greatest lefty I have aver seen!!!

I won't argue with strikeout totals. But how could you leave out Randy Johnsons perfect game? And if my memory is correct, didn't he strikeout like 18 in that game?

Ellis Valentine made thousands of stronger throws than any of these, warming up between innings. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYLal6mEqaZ5r80

Louisiana Lightning 's 18 k's in 78 at Yankee stadium which started the 2 strike chant clapping from the crowd .

The Bloody Sock game not here??? Shame,….shame,…

How about Randy Johnson throwing a perfect game at age 40? I think that should deserve some kind of mention

Whaaat? No Raul Mondesi robbing some of a single throwing a bb from right field??

Adding to the Clemente throws, I don't know how many times he threw out the runner trying to get back to first base.

Got something against the Oakland Athletics I guess. Fuckin skipped out on Cespedes and Laureano lol 😅. Loser

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Kenny Rogers perfect game for the Rangers!

Jesse barfield had a hell of a an arm

Whoever did this list must be on crack. How TF is Jim Abbott's no hitter not included.

Those are great pitchers but I don’t agree on some of them you don’t have years decades and it’s just not enough of substance

Definitely in the conversation! It's hard to think of anyone better.

Great video, brings back a lot of memories. I think it depends on our ages and how long we have been watching. I can think of quite a few that a case could be made for a spot. Mike Scott in Game 1 of the 1986 NLCS. Jack Morris in 91 Greg Maddux throwing less than 80 pitches for a complete game. It was like 76 or 78 or something insane like that. Jim Abbots No No I can't remember exactly what these others did but I know they did something special. Dwight Gooden Fernando Valenzuela Jim Deshaies Dave Stewart Brett Saberhagen Dennis Martinez David Cone Orel Hershiser Sandy Koufax Jason Schmidt in the Allstar game Madison Baumgartner Tom Glavin Tim Wakefield Jesse Oroscoe Sid Fernandez Jose Rijo Curt Schilling Of course I know we can't have everyone but there are so many performances that we just don't need to forget. Great video.

Showing players that used performance enhancing substances set records is not good

What about Harvey Haddix 12 perfect innings in a game between the Pirates and Milwaukee Braves in 1959? He lost the game in the 13th on an error by Pirates 3rd baseman Don Hoak and a running error by Milwakee baserunner Joe Adcock. In many fans minds, this was the single greatest pitching performance ever.

THE RYAN EXPRESS IS MY ALL TIME FAVORITE PITCHER ! # 34

This is so ridiculously arbitrary. How is Harvey Haddix's 12 inning perfect game not number one, let alone even on the list? Where are Koufax and Maddux? What about Ed Reulbach's double header shutout? Whoever compiled this knows nothing about baseball, just strikeouts.

The most impressive throw on this video in my opinion, is the Bo Jackson throw

Jim Catfish Hunter’s perfect game in 1968. He also had 3 hits and 3 RBIs.

Man, Dave Parker's throw was an absolute laser beam. But Ichiro... damn... that guy could really do it all.

At the end, an announcer notes Clemente and Kaline are known as the best right field weapons. But no Kaline highlight is shown! Too bad, because he was magical playing a carom off Tiger Stadium's right field wall.

All great, but as far as simply the most dominating stuff, Kerry's 20 Ks is it. There were a couple pitches that looked like a righty throwing a mid to upper 90's two seem screwball. The movement on it just looked impossible.

Pedro Johnson Clemens Maddux Koufax Honorable mentions: Seaver Walter Johnson Kershaw Gibson Carlton Ryan

No Clayton kershaw is crazy bro

These fucking cameramen…just outstanding work 🏆😎🤘🏻

How about the Pirate who had a perfect game for something like12 innings???

Clemente was an icon,great player. We had another great throw here recently 2024 WS with Teoscars throw to the plate.

I've been watching baseball for 55 years and I STILL have no idea what that 'lane' is halfway to first base. I"ve seen several plays like this where the runner isn't in that lane but is called safe when the ball either hits him or is thrown off target.

Bo should’ve been on there twice

Should've saved the Jackson one for last and actually shown how he threw it. He fielded it turned and threw it. I don't think he even took a step, other than with his leading foot

What about Clemens second 20 strikeout game

Bob Gibson had seen the Tigers scouting report on him, which highlighted his fastball. In the 17 strikeout game Gibson rarely used his fastball and got most of the strikeouts with his slider.

In 1917 Ernie Shore came in after Babe Ruth was ejected after the first batter reached base. That runner was caught stealing and Shore retired 26 straight

Correction; Nolan Ryan won the World Series with the 69 Mets!!

As far as I’m concerned, you could put Dave Parker in all ten. In his prime in 1979 - 81, he would catch fly balls at the warning track and runners at third would not dare run home. That’s how scared they were of his arm. He had a cannon I’ve never seen since. That clip of him they showed was from the 1981 All-Star Game. Parker was unbielievable. I think it’s a travesty that he’s not in the HOF.

Harry Wendelstedt RIP one of the best refs in the game